While priests may express fatherly love or the more general love of a shepherd to his flock, it would not do for a priest to express "romantic" love to a woman...More often than not, it can touch reciprocal emotions in the woman and matters can quickly escalate..."....
Dignity arises from a reciprocal action and emotion of giving and taking.
Coghill et al., reported the insula cortex plays reciprocal role in pain, emotions and pain-related emotions, due to its anatomic connections [40].
Says the moral emotion of "reciprocal altruism," which evolved over the Paleolithic eons to demand fairness on the part of our potential exchange partners.
These bonds are reciprocal and are fueled by emotion.
This finding suggests that, in the CA group, (1) ineffectively communicating emotions drives friendship withdrawal, (2) friendship withdrawal drives ineffectively communicating emotions, or (3) both drive each other reciprocally over time (reciprocal coupling).
This suggestion challenges Dan Zahavi's view that confines the sharing of emotions solely to reciprocal experiences.
Another difference is that while the KAB and TAM describe a linear process, we see the relation between cognition, emotion and behavior as reciprocal.
As there are reciprocal interactions between burden on relatives and expressed emotion in relatives [ 14, 15], these paths are likely to reduce expressed emotion in the patient-relative dyad.
Ideally, Satel would have liked to pay someone for a kidney: payment would, she felt, keep the transaction straightforward and reciprocal, leaving both parties free of entangling emotions.
It is based on the idea of reciprocal inhibition [ 5] proposing that two opposite emotions can not co-exist (e.g. fear and relaxation are mutually exclusive).
